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News * V Asthetics of 'j "The Portrait of the Slav Cuban Anti-Slavery Novel' p.m. tomorrow in the Bel ministration building. Dr. Ivan A. Schulman of t speaker. The lecture is spon Portuguese of the foreign ] Issues in The USC College of Bu program called "Current ] The program is sponsors rontor fnr MinonomC#l V^v/>avv> * VTA ITAUIIUgVlll^llV JLiU Association, a chapter of ti Administration. The program will exam compensation and will look Among the topics coverc and Manpower Resource Wages," "The Pay for P Benefits: No Longer a Frinj "What to Expect in Washi The fee for the day-long covers instruction, progn lunches. Interested pers Management Center, Colleg 2231 by March 2. Yid A day-long symposium dii in the Russell House theal followed by informal quest The two-part program w artist Hermine Freed, and' the Everson Museum in Syi Long Beach Museum of Art j The symposium is sponsc USC Arts Society. The first noon and the second from 21 i nr u 'JSsiismr* y i ^ wfSBr ' % "A mime, anrI a Hamn nnnr * ? ? vjv/v/v ? The Villag MM RUS: U 3 Briefs Inti-slavery novel' e . ... IdeOlOfifV flnH AMfhafi/w in H.? . m ? UVUHIWIVO 111 U1C ' will be the topic of a lecture at 8 k Auditorium at the business adhe University of Florida will be the sored by the Division of Spanish and language department. compensation siness Administration will offer a Issues in Compensation" March 9. i by the college's Charles E. Daniel ucation and the Columbia personnel he American Society for Personnel ine some of the current issues in at what's anticipated in the future. ?d will be "Industrial Development s: Trends and Implications for itpfnpmannn '' i?TT>- ?1? M SW> IW?IVV L/lltlllllia, ?illlJJIU^C ge," "Compensation Planning" and ngton." ; program is $65 per registrant. It im materials, coffee breaks and ons should contact the Daniel [e of Business Administration at 777leo as art jcussing "Video as Art" will be held re and will consist of video tapes ion and answer periods, ill feature nationally known videovideo curators Richard Simmons of racuse, N. J. and David Ross of the in Long Beach, Calif. red by the art department and the ; session will be from in n m tn 10 o4p.m. cultural sen t VFt g?& lone!" ie Voice N/ll i A t a.'ti 7 c ten hc UKOOH t ? ??? jS^HHRHHEn 39g&?sl tfirffPtila M^HM^BBBSBMBBWjrm 11S1 - jjffi. 2;. Cagan A printer's error caused three iik uHiiiecucK, me siory aoout trie Students' ri By CLAUDETTE JAMES Gamecock Staff Writer The statement of student rights within the academic comunity is being Student Government ad hoc Student Committee. THE DOCUMENT specifies essent for students' freedom to learn, "Carolina Community," describing thi a "statement of principles and procedu a community approach to studcn problems. Bill Hiller, committee chairman, 2 mittee's main objective is to establish < student reference as a guide to rights He said "The present document is 10 time, which makes it hard for students JIM STUART, committee member, s judicial system did away with our ol regulations and now the student has whether his case goes to the admini campus court." Stuart said the student bill of rig -~j| r BS presedft Tl I m i?R wo me SB V A Laatch pictures to be misidentified on page university union. The Gamecock rej 1 * guts being 1 changed to agree Members of the a< and freedoms agreed that this sec updated by the outdated of all tli Bill of rights munity." The committee all document. They s tial provisions grievances is neede according to rights in the classro s document as new document will II At A. - ++ !? * uiai oner win De more currei ts' university THE PROCEDU1 said the com- will be established i document for Tuesday to tentitivi and freedoms, the approach to be i years behind After the docume to relate to it." said they hope more its standard proced aid, "Our new responsibilities, d disciplinary "This document \ > an option of just a reference gu stration or to function," Stuart si The committee wi hts should be the updating. If vou're in # ? ? in the thri challenge th< he found in i canoeing and Come ti ^ v a i V ^ use Whiter Meeting: Tue Keystone Rm. instruction-trip; '? \ mflL aA ' *]3MHP^||jj3P Jm ^Hk. - "< .?^wMW Taylor >M i/i ?J i ? ?/ Ai-^ - ? - a iucinu nut uie reu. z* issueOt grets the error. 4 updated with the new judicial system, i joc committee at the meeting ition is considered to be the most le sections in "Carolina Com30 plans to add new sections to the aid that a section on student d. Students are not aware of their om or elsewhere on campus. The serve as a reference guide and nt. RES for updating the document next week. The committee met jly identify needs and to discuss followed. nt revision, committee members MiltJ/UliM 111 ?A ' * ? siuuaiu win gei acquainted witn ures as well as their rights and vill not change campus life. 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